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MEN'S WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS Moulded rubber sole and heel; English make — MEN'S BEIGE CANVAS OXFORDS Tan trim, reinforced toe-guard, crepe sole and heel; also White with Tan trim — m m s , MEN'S WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS Black rubber sole, cushion heel; suitable hard tennis courts — LADIES' WHITE CANVAS INSTEP TIE SHOES Crepe sole and heel; Green, Blue, Brown, or White trim — MEN'S BEIGE CANVAS OXFORDS Tan trim; also White, with Tan trim, crepe sole and heel—k J&iSi LADIES' WHITE CANVAS 1-BAR SHOES Crepe sole and heel; Brown, Blue, or Green trim — 5Sf«sSiY , l l !ni? LADIES' WHITE CANVAS I.BAR SHOES Crepe sole and heel; Blue, Brown, or Red trim; also in all White or all Beige—an: ■ mm SBg5B»« Sli^i £'■'"■)■'(■.», !,■; LADIES' WHITE CANVAS 1-BAR SHOES Crepe sole and heel; "G.P." Canadian make; also in Beige LADIES' RAINBOW CANVAS 1-BAR SHOES Crepe sole and heel—--7/11 LADIES' WHITE CANVAS DERBY SHOES Crepe sole and heel; Blue, Green, Brown, or Red trim; also in Beige canvas, Brown trim, and all White—mm i CHILDREN'S BEIGE CANVAS 1-BAR SHOES Beige rubber toecaps, crepe sole and heel; also in White — 5 to 9, 1/11 10 to 2, 2/1 1 m V:-:,, -■H'.M" Children's WHITE CANVAS OXFORD SHOES Crepe soles and heels, White rubber cap; also in Beige—--5 to 9, 1/11 10 to 2,2/11 Ladies' sizes, 3/3; men's, 3/6. §yW ■HESaZiLma fij H ll^£ GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE.

GARDENING DAYS are here! SEPTEMBER is the busiest month for - gardeners. To secure a good showing in the flower garden and a fine crop of vegetables in the summer, seeds and plants must be sown now. For best results, obtain your requirements from William & Kettle's. le Garden tSeeds . . . ' I E7"OU can absolutely rely on our garden seeds which "*- are the best supplied by Yates. Sutton and Cooper. We have a large stock, and any special selection will be procured at short notice. QARDEN tools of every description are obtainable in our hardware section. Strong RAKES, HOES, SPADES, TROWELS, PRUNING SHEARS, HEDGE CLIPPERS, and GARDENING FORKS. Lawnmowers . . . "VyiTH the vigorous sj * * your lawns will require cutting at least once a week. For close, clean accurate cutting, for smooth, free, silent running, for simplicity of adjustment and permanence in wear, use a W. & K. mower. New Zealand. English and American lawnmowers in stock. Fertilisers . . . rpO obtain best results from your ■*■ garden, it is advisable to use a little fertiliser. We will be glad to advise you, and supply you with manures in any quantity. Williams & Kettle GENERAL MERCHANTS, CHILDERS ROAD PHONES 404 & 16 " The Books Buildings • (

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19127, 23 September 1936, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 4 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19127, 23 September 1936, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 4 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19127, 23 September 1936, Page 7

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